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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-03-25

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The Saunsville Literary Society will
give an entertainment Saturday evening,
March Goth, lss7. The programme will
consist of literary matter of various kinds g,
dialogues, stump speeches, tableanx, &c.
Proceeds will be for public benefit. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
G. Il. HAUN, President.
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Fms. Ali rlts stoppcd free by DR..
Klines Great Nerve Rc,torer No Fits
after DAYS use Marvellous cures. Treatise
aud 5000 trml bottle ifre fo fit cases.
Send 10 Dr. Kline. OBI Arch st. phIla, Pa.
June Ign.
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I,ch cured in 80 minu,es ny Wooliord's
Sanitary Lotion. Thi. never fails. Sold
bv IpWIN. BHos. & CO., Druggists, Wood
stock. Va Apr. 30-ly.
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atpNA ana 1auA
%. a. I'll. 'st and 81 weeks county
70 'He 80, nd fth weeks. lyselfas % can
~ ms, cas- Dent Missioner of the
R.venue for Ddteeit no. : conn va
Johnston and Madison Magistenn pis-
triets) Of sbenauloah county. soliciting
voor support, promise if elected a care,
mi discharge of the duties Of the smd
l ~ u'''' TT. LOCKE.
rssper tfully announce myself as "a can
diIate for the Office Of Commissioner oil the
Pevenne for District no. ., composed oil ',
/ ,bpston and Madison Districts, ana, IL
slectsd. will discharge the duties OF the
offiee 10 the best Of INV ability.
UNIV j. w. VENEER.
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An epitome of everything that ID at
tractiye and desirable in juvenile htera-
ture.-BostOn Courier.
A weekly feast OF good things to the
boys aud girls in every family which 1t
yisits.-lrooklyn Union.
IL is wonderful in its wealth of pictures,
information, and Decentralization
Advocate. y. Y.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ron coNnoNWEMIn's NI0NNTY-


We are authorized 70 announce Jas. d..
Williams As q candidate for Common
,vealth's Attorney for shenardoah county.
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standard of excellence.
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MARRIED

On the 10Th of March, 49,, by Rev II.
Wctzel, AT his residence, Mr.. Ira r. ilitc
and Miss Emma l. Fadely both Of Shenan-
doah county, Va.
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Why suffer slecpir-- nights with dis'
trcs~ing cough, while quarter oi dol
Tar invested 300 "Srllsr-' Cough syrup
viii give instant relief
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A Caulihower which is not only earlier
than any yet introduced, but which has
more solid heads, and better still, which
has leaves growing closely over the head,
thus protecting it from heat and wind,
must indeed be desirable vegetable
Such. it is claimed, is NICH's IDEAL CArL-
FLOWER, introduced by James Wick,
seedsman, Rochester, N. y, last year. At
the same time, this celebrated house nitro
ducsd Vick's Early Scarlet Globe Radish,
the flavor OF which is the mildest, while
the Radish itself is bot, crisp, juicy and
tender and will stand a great amount Of
heat without becoming pithy, We know
what Vicks seeds are, and therefore do
not hesitate TO recommend our customers
to send 10 cents for Iicl's Floral GUIDE,
which amount may be deducted from the
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF A
Valuable Farm -!

The undersigned Trnstec IN accordance
with n Deed OF Trus! executed by John
II. Ritenour to Robert j. Walker Trustee
in favor OF II. f. White, will proceed to
sell in front Of the Court House, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 3lst, 1887,
tho following valuable land now owned
by John H. Ritenour situated on the
shenandoah River, three miles from
Woodstock. One tract
CONTAINING 40 ACRES
and the other q aores more or less to be
sold separately. Good buildings on the
~ acre tract.
TERMS or SALE:
Enough cash in hand on day Of sale tC
pay the lien Of Geo w. Koontz, and the
provisions Of the Deed Of Trustee amount
ing to about one thousand dollars, and
the residue Of the purchase money to be
paid a. the Trustee shall direct Oh day o.
falc.
ROBERT J. WALKER,
March l-tds. Trustee.
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{. A. SArM. Secretary.

In view Of the present lively interest in
Russia, the readers Of the April number Of
HarpH's Magasins will enjoy the attrac-
tive article by Ralph Meeker, entitled
Through the Caucasus Mr.. Meeker
sketches visit made to the most unfa-
mliar province in that anomalous realm
during the excitement of the late war be-
tween Russia and Turkey. He claims
that mo country having railways and
tolegraphs is so little known as Russia
Every type Of civilization and every grade
Of barbarian are found within its bounda-
RES The illustrations are by the au-
thors fellow. traveller, +. ID. Millet, and
are capitally done. The conclusion of the
article will appear in the Nav number.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-03-25
Call for a Republican County Conven
ton.

10 the Voters Of Shenandoah County
At meeting Of the County Committee,
held in Woodstock, March H. lsS7, the
following call was ordered for delegated
County Convention of the Republican par,
ty TO be held in irwin's Opera Hall. Wood
stock, Va, on Wednesday, April 9Th, l-77,
at o'clock, a. IN.
lst That all voters who will support
the nominees Of the Convention, Of each
precinct, in the county, will assemble in
mass meeting on Saturday, April 2nd.
1857, at their respective voting places, or
such other places as thoy may select at 3
o'clock, p. M, and there choose the mum
Der of delegates and alteruates named in
the annexed schedule.
2nd The Delegates 50 selected ara ap-
portioned according to the vote cast for
Governor, Nov. 3rd, 1855, one Delegate for
each % votes or fraction thereof cast for
John s. Wise fol- Governor which appor-
tionment entities the precincts Of the
county to the following number Of Dele
gates and Alternates, viz. : The number
Of Alternates to be the same AZ the mum
Der of Delegates
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-03-25

Stanton Indicator The Express train
on the G. 90. road which arrived 10
Staunton Saturday night, bad fifteen
minutes before. struck and killed joel
Fauber. "a man ahoui seventy years Of age
who was walking ON the track near
Fisher-villc Fauhcr lived iu stanton
with his wife on New street. He was
somewhat dcncuicd and 10 had not been
very long since De was near being fnn
over ON the tre-'le west Of town hy nc-
rlccting the signal. of the engineer go
clear The track. Il.holy va, brought io
Stanton. and Inferred ou sunday ere-
ming. The same train when near Browns
town. W Va killed second man. Bod
Price. aged fifty. who VS. intoxicated
sitting ON the rail. while friend w',
trying to drag him off, Tine train WIS
going down grade At % high ri'' oi speed
and could not DE stopped. l1 both '1.'.
the engineer dil all that could Joe done 'o
avoid the accident. hut ih" victims dd
not heed him.
If Won want home in Woodstock. VI,
Jackson. S,ra-burg or Edinhn's. call and
see the list of property advertised 81. 'he
WooDsrocK LANp AGE>cY.
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MEN WANTED

10 sell for the HOOKER NURSERIES. Ia
tablished 1895. Permanent employment
Salary and Expenses or Liberal Commits
stems paid. Experience not necessary.
Apply at once. II. +. HOOKER CO,
Rochester. NY. Marchi-2m.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-03-25
FALL STOCK OF STOVES

Just received and will Dee sold iow ior cash
20 Remember 100 piece, given wiihc"'h
cook stove
A general stock Of lron-haud, rod, ~ e.
Also. Buggy and Spring Wagon Wheels
Wheclharrows and Window Sash.
~ Roofing and Spouting done at very
lowest rates, and all work guaranteed.
f1'lt is only once boo 20 lifetime that
YOU can get such bargains a. we are now
Offering. Cash bargains and dom you
forget it,. Respectfully.
ESTATE or JNO. A. SAUM.
Edinburg, Va. lApul 49, 'o-ly
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EXCHANGE NOTES.

The Richmond Dip0ich publishes let
ter from Justice VI. l.. Leonard of Waynes-
boro', explaining that the insane old wo-
man who has been begging her way
through the lower part Of Augusta conn
ty. il not the missing Mrs Walker who
lately disappeared in Richmond, but an
old Arab woman who had hceu iu Jail ~
Richmond and afterwards with the Little
Sisters Of the Poor, Int leif the latter for
Philadelphia. How She came from Arabia
no one knows.
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CLARKE courier: II is reported That
Messrs. Conrad W. and Michael VI Pope,
living in Long Marsh district Of this conn
ty, who are industrious day lahorer, al
plastering and constructors OF cisteus,
are about 10 come into possession of about
So. 600 each, through the expiration of "a
lease Of property in New York made 10y
the ancestor Of their 'wiVcs-thcy having
married sister. The property. which has
since become very valuable. was leased TO
the founder Of tho present wealthy Van
dcrhllt family by Capt Mercer. who sail
ed the seas. and was the grandfather of
the wives Of the brothers Pope. We arc
informed that $4,000 of this money ha'
already been paid.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-03-25

r. T. 7. LOCKE. .ad)at County
SURGEON Duce myself as a can
cE: Main St., opp. tn at the, approach,
~ WOODSTOCK, NiRf n elected. 20 give
4, Nh extracted by the ientious attention
2 ,rfectly harmless tCrce of the duties Of
, a.os. Artificial teetd refer 20 my record
.ifer desired. Special Deputy Sheriff rs
wv ing teeth with golcuiies Of the office
er Filings. md faithfully dis
- visit kdinburg refn'lv.
- I'd Tuesdays OF each :. J.. NEWMAN.
70 can be found at
I. oseph Evans, opp ''a" . 04".y ....
tore. IJnc.o ug ~ a.. a. q o.'.''
A-lel- Gar pleasure 10 elect
9 & a. MARTINully discharge the
ntlh -he best of my abil-
er,af fEgA. To- nv record of
Y \. = sI'eEoN H pa'y Sheriff and
RESPECTFULLY iniormgrs,
Resumed the prm MASON BLl.
= s-ders left at the
An Woodstock. WI lrE EENEN' L'
anton %. !.
~ o4-tt. 20 myself as a can-
IT Doe office ot Com
d'a ,..,s., 'o5 F. MAPH1S for the first dis
trict at the --Dentistu IT, HAHN.
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Mr.. NJ. Francis, OF Washington, D. o.
has discovered sure cure for Headache
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The ingredients may be had at any drug
store. and at a small cost. Mr.. Francis
VIII sssd the receipt and full directions
nv mail 70 any one for one dollar. ANY OF
our readers that suffer with headache
should write to him and get the receipt
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and obt Ise yeu = at the woonsrocK
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Page Nc,r, A part of the qnarrym'n
engaged in quarrying stone for the Luray
Inn, on last Monday morning notified the
contractor that thcy would not work any
longer unless bee increased thoir pay. Up.
on his refusing 10 do 30. some " the
strikers declared that mo- one else should
work in the quarry nnlOs- they did. They
were soon convinced that their threats
amounted to nothing. as other men did go
to work, and the strikers were notified hy
an officer to leave the place, which they
did. Some Of them afterwards came
back, but the contractor positively Zee
fused to reemploy any one of them.
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Subscribers who wish to have the adj
dress of their papers changed will please
give rs the name of the Office at which
they are receiving 1t as we'll as the one to
which they want it changed.
J. S. Borden & Co. still on top.
Sheriff W. II wightman, OF this county,
lost very fine colt ON Wednesday night,
of last week, from lock jaw, caused by a
kick from another horse.
Choice dairy butter and pure Early Rose
seed potatoes for sale by w. c. Barron.
Central, Ashby and Linville districts
in Rockingham county. will vote on the
question of local option on the 25th of
April. The dry season is surely creeping
on.
FoR SALE.-A secondhand cook stove.
Apply at tins Office.
The queer weather We have been hav-
ing has demoralizsd even the wild geese,
many droves of them having been seen in
the last few days flying towards all points
of the compass apparently lost, and keep
ing mp a constant Squeezing.
A choice lot Of New York Early Rose
seed potatoes for sale at w. II. Alberts.
Episcopal SERVICES Rev. Landon K.
Mason, Of Shepherdstown, W. Va, will
preach a series Of sermons in Emmanuel
Episcopal Church, beginning Wednesday
evening March 30tb lss7, and continuing
over Sunday. The public are cordially
invited to attend these services.
The Dessert roasted coffee only 2oc. per
20. for cash. w C. Barron.
While some rather Indifferent pieces Of
wheat NAV be- seen i'm this section the
crop upon the whole is looking well, 1t
having come through the hard weather so
far in good shape and il 1T should escape
any unfavorable influences from this time
ON until harvest fine crop can be ex'
pected.
J. :. Borden & Co. have inst received
fun stock Of spring and summer goods
which Will be sold low down.
A young lady by the name of Walton,
l. wears old. living in Albemarle county,
was shot bva man named Patterson.
few days ago The hall penetrated the
brain, causing partial paralysis. Patter-
son claims that the shooting was purely
accidental.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-03-25

3rd. The Convention so held will nom
mate the following officers, viz. Com
monwoalth's Attorney, Sheriff, Treasurer,
Circuit Clerk, and County Clerk. After
said nominations are so made, the County
Convention will take a recess, land the
Delegates from LIST District, composed Of
Stonewall and Davis. will assemble in
Office of Walker & Keller, tho Delegates
Of 2nd District, composed Of Johnston and
Madison, will assemble in Office Of Roller
& Logan, and Delegates from 3rd District,
composed Of Lee and Ashby, will remain
in Opera Hall, and the Delegates 80 meet
ing shall form themselves into District
Convention, and each nominate a Com
missioner Of Revenue and such other Dis
trict officers as they may see proper To
nominate, which nominations will be re-
ported to the County Convention for ap-
ploval and endorsement.
JOHN l.. KELLER,
Chairman County Committee
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CARRIAGES. BuggiGS, Pla0tOnS -Four ?

srr,no Wagons. and every other description OF
gp pJIn warranted to be full goods and mixed. re
VIM. b. Morrison Woodstock for description s Oh
Harness Of every description constantly on nan
country given free with every buggy &c 1H sou, =
June It'll NV "
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@iftHsmerth.

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Git7, Slay rurSe Ron tiuer fGrftu GTtdLt.
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NpetOr SO. G. auiter, eit BrItoer 0es
betnrtuten EemperensrSelbeu, madt,
pie d i6einf, praftiIde Gtubien nit
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uegen ieincs Sctrusens. erbtelt aber
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S6arff tuesen tbdtli6en ansriHs 81
perautiuurten bate. 9ieie Grfabrun9
foitete Inn iueitere $50.
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Die @ieoerfc1r bes ,. IOocm6er
6ringt fir uns lei0er aud Die grinners
ing an Gin b09it truurises @rei9niB.
Ser :. NOpembcr lift Der Sabrestng beg
ifredli9sn GiienbuGnanslids, luel6es
burb ben GinlturS Der @ascOnaoe
bride perHrindt wHrOe. 8Obl lit lett
Der mal6c SerbeIerutg im Giien6aln=
Serfe6r eingefibrt Wur6cn, uno gar
mdn6e 8Ortebruus CUR Scrbitun9 BON
llnslldsTdleu lit 9etroffeH iuoroen; tros
aQeoem ideiut CO a6er, als Oh Die
@iebcr6pluu9 iOl6er SdrefensIcenen
nod INNER ui6t gang uerbltet iueroen
fam. Ntit 8e5u9 bierauf tpOarn mir
nur oil Ii9ta6ule un0 on G6atswOrtb
crinnern; Die urinde bes llusliids an
bicIen bci6en OFTEN, uar ebenfaas Der
ginIturs Der Briiden.
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Serr s. R. R. Stcen, aus Sueens-
Iarb, in benz fernen auitralien, befiHoet
lid i'll u~uierer Gtabt, bebufs Setreibung
elmer &lase wel9e er 9e9en 9errn
Siiteltnmp ein9ereidt fat. Gs banoelt
tif I'M ben 8ciib zines StId 2an6es
in Der Ndbe bon GWensbiIe, iuel9es
Der 8attr oes 5errH Steen auf ieinen
@nmen eintrasen lieB. Ga9 ben Mitz
tbeiluusen beg 9errn Steen tra9en bic
8i9ter in Auftrnlien aud nod jest ibre
lnHgen, ounfeln @etudnoer unb ibre
geriifen. Gs lit 6ies Die uralte amtsz
tra9t Der enslii9en Ri6ter.
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SO9n 9idappler Der Gonfnbler BON
E6iro : @rect 5Oiunidip iuuroe leste
ISOLDE auf Die Nntlase bin Uerbnftet
benz 9udtur SO. 6. Gutter eineu 8eUolz
Der entfuenbet 81 baben. SOuiel iuir
in @rfabruns brinsen %fonHten, Derbdlt
fi9 Die Gn9e uie foI9t: Doctor 2uiter
6eTanb fi6 in Der 8ObHuHg beg 9errn
8ritten uub banbierte Onielbt nit einem
8eboluer in unuOrii9tiser unO @efabrs
bro6enber @eiie lumber. Jrau SrittUn
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